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Hole number 10 is now number 1.
The back nine is now the front none.
Changing hole 3 (formerly 12) to a 437 yard par 4 is terrific, and it makes the course a par 72 without effecting the course rating.
The new tee boxes will be great once the grass is able to be cut to proper tee box length.
And hole number 9 (formerly 18) is better as a turn hole than the last hole. Takes the sting out of making a bogey, and makes the new 18th hole a par 5.
If you liked the silver course before, you'll love it now.

If you're tired of courses that require driver off the tee on seemingly every hole, try Heritage Links.
You will hit every club in your bag, and you will have fun doing it.
This course does play true to links style in that the weather has influence, and conditions tend to be fast and firm.
Plenty of tees and times to choose from.
Check it out, I promise you'll have fun.

High quality golf course that's fun to play with tee times spaced every 10 minutes, and that matters.
Friendly staff and courteous players all around.
Don't let the scorecard fool you, this course has some teeth, but it's fair.
Check it out, you'll like it.

The gold course is a shorter, more relaxing round of golf than the silver course.
The greens are typical "emerald greens" fast, so mind your touch with the putter.
There are birdies to be had if you're on your game.
I do however prefer the days of the par 5 10th being the first hole. That sharp dogleg makes for a slow 1st hole for many golfers, imo.
Give the gold course a try, I think you'll like it.

Just what you would expect from a links course.
Fun layout, well kept greens, pristine green side bunkers, and a tee box for everyone.
I fully recommend playing links at northfork!

I really like the layout.
Rolling hills with many uneven lies, plenty of obstacles, with subtly deceptive greens.
If you're on your game a very good score is possible...

Nice greens, nice fairways, and above average tee boxes.
I really like the layout of the front 9.
I wish I felt the same about the back 9.

I like the layout of the course, and the general condition is good...
However, pace of play is poor, and the amount of pitch marks left without repair on the green is absurd.

Decent course, fun layout at a golf now price.

Great greens...
Unfortunately the layout is poor and the pace of play is the worst i've ever experienced (and i've played inver hills on the weekend).
Over 2 hours to play 4 - 9, midday mid week...unacceptable.
Very old clientele who played as if they were trying to win a major, and the rangers didn't say a word. Great greens but life is too short.

Love the layout, the course is kept in good condition and the greens are consistent.

The greens were tight and level, no dimples from aerating which can be rare in late September.

Links style front 9, more parkland style back 9.
Its target golf but if you learn the ropes there are some places to put your ball off the fairway where you can still score. I enjoy playing here, check it out.
Pros: Great greens!
Cons: Some uneven tee boxes on the front 9 and the bunkers are a little shallow and firm.

Your first time playing can be intimidating starting with the first tee...blind tee shot from significant elevation.
Beautiful course with real challenges throughout, a joy to play especially if you're hitting it solid.
If I had any complaints:
1) The course doesn't appear to maintain their bunkers and there's huge rocks galore.
2) And of course it wouldn't be Wisconsin without people not fixing their pitch marks and dragging their feet across the greens.
FIX YOUR BALL MARKS and PICK UP YOUR FEET!

I liked the layout and the links golf feel.
However the tee boxes are beat up, many of the fairways resemble other courses first cut of rough and worst of all were the greens. I lived in western Wisconsin for a few years and have played almost every course in the pierce and Polk county area. They cut the greens too short for a clientele that refuses to repair pitch marks. It is ridiculous to have greens that are hard and fast but don't roll true. Stop cutting the greens so short, it doesn't work unless the golfers and the staff together work work to maintain them. I liked the course and I will play it again but I felt the need to comment on the greens. This course is not alone on this issue, this is a western Wisconsin issue. FIX YOUR PITCH MARK!

From the tips its only 6400 yards but this course does have some teeth. Tree lined with situational narrowing of the fairways and guarding of the mostly crowned greens. Fairways are fluffy so don't expect much roll out but lies are solid. Unfortunately #12 is the silliest design/mangling of a golf hole I've ever encountered.
That said for $15 w/ cart its a great deal and i enjoyed the experience.

From the tips its only 6400 yards but it has some bite.
Tree lined with situational narrowing of the fairway and guarded greens that are mostly crowned. Fairways are kinda fluffy so there isn't much roll out on tee shots, greens are pretty well kept.
Unfortunately with all this course has in its favor hole #12 is the poorest designed hole i've ever played...still worth playing especially for $15 with a cart through golf now.

Greens are great and the course is very well maintained.
I like this course but bring your game, birdies can be made on many holes but if you lose your focus your scorecard will show it. I played on a Wednesday afternoon so pace of play was never an issue. Paid $12.68 on golf now which is an unbelievable deal.

Great value through golf now ($17 w-cart).
Impressive greens, decent fairways, poor tee boxes.
Not a long course but they implement challenges through course layout. Very slow pace of play through first 9, opened on the back 9. Desperate need for on course yardage markers.
Overall a quality experience.